Up to 60% of Collision Repairs to Have Mandated ADAS Calibrations in 2025

White Paper | 2024 | Q4

At Caliber, our purpose is Restoring the Rhythm of Your Life©. To fulfill our purpose, we are committed to restoring vehicles to pre-accident condition.

In recent years, Caliber and our partner, Protech Automotive Solutions, have observed a disturbing trend: The industry is falling behind on performing necessary post-repair ADAS safety calibrations.

In this whitepaper, we analyze:

The current need for ADAS calibration in collision repair
Projected calibration demand by repair year from 2024 - 2031
How repair mix by make will create variations at the shop level
Industry calibration performance to demand, current and trending
Methodology behind projections and validation process
Industry-wide call to action

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